printout

or print-out

[ print-out ]

noun

, Computers.

1. output produced by a printer, generally on continuous sheets of paper.

Word History and Origins

Origin of printout¹

First recorded in 1950–55; noun use of verb phrase print out

Example Sentences

Dispatchers often relied on paper printouts to see weather forecasts and figured out wind speeds by decoding strings of letters and numbers on a federal website.

From Time

He was still able to get into the game by showing a printout of his results.

From Washington Post

With the new technology, called the Excelsior Pass, New Yorkers can show a screen or a printout with a special code that businesses scan with an app made by the state.

From Washington Post

Once it’s got a noseful, the AI matches your odors to the medical conditions that cause them and generates a printout of your health.

From Nautilus

So what he would do was ask friends who are traveling outside the state to take printouts and bring them back to him so he could know what he was dealing with.

From MIT Technology Review